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US Seeks $58 Million Security Boost After Charlie Kirk's Assassination
The Trump administration is asking Congress for an extra $58 million to bolster security for the executive and judicial branches following the fatal shooting of conservative figure Charlie Kirk.
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"They Call Me President Of...": Trump Boasts As He Criminalises Burning US Flag
US President Donald Trump on Monday claimed that European leaders "jokingly" call him the "President of Europe", while speaking at the White House after he signed an Executive Order that makes burning the flag of America a criminal offence.
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Iran Publically Executes Man For Murdering Family Of 4
Murder and rape are punishable by death in Iran, which is second only to China in terms of the number of executions it carries out, according to rights groups including Amnesty International.
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Google Finds Workaround For Lobbying Rules That Omit Big Bosses
Starting in 2019, Google began cutting ties with some of its external lobbying firms, a move it acknowledged publicly as part of an overhaul of its Washington operations.
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'Hanging House' Row: Arvind Kejriwal, AAP Leaders To Face Assembly Panel Probe
. The so-called 'hanging house' inside the Delhi Assembly complex, touted as a colonial-era execution site by the former AAP government, is now under fire for being a "complete fabrication." And the fallout just got more serious.
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"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
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Saudi Foreign Executions Top 100 After 2 More Put To Death
Saudi Arabia put two Ethiopians to death Thursday, pushing this year's number of foreigners executed past 100 -- a spike in capital punishment that human rights groups have strongly condemned.
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Iran Hangs 3 Israeli Men Accused For Spying
Iran said Wednesday that it executed three men accused of spying for Israel, the day after a truce between the two countries came into effect.
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OpenAI Executives Said to Be Weighing Antitrust Accusation Against Microsoft
OpenAI executives have reportedly considered accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive behavior in their partnership. OpenAI's effort could involve seeking a federal regulatory review of the terms of its contract with Microsoft for potential violations of antitrust law, as well as a public campaign.
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Goal To End AIDS By 2030 "More Off-Track" After Trump Cuts: UNAIDS Head
Donald Trump's cuts to HIV/AIDS programmes will further derail an already faltering plan to end the disease as a public health threat by 2030, UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima said on Friday.
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Action Against Former Delhi Official Over Irregularities In Educational Infrastructure
Disciplinary proceedings will be held against SR Meena -- a former Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department -- for alleged irregularities in the construction of classrooms during AAP government.
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Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Launches Executive Program in Public Policy
IIM Calcutta Executive Program: This program aims at acquainting professionals with various policy making techniques.
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Google Decided Against Offering Publishers Options In AI Search
Google decided to "silently update," with "no public announcement" about how they were using publishers' data, according to the document, written by Chetna Bindra, a product management executive at Google Search
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Netflix Executive Bela Bajaria Says Getting Publicly Fired Was Her "Greatest Learning"
Ms Bajaria admitted the first few months were painful, as she struggled to separate her self-worth from her job title.
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Deaths Were Required By "Our Religion": Afghan Court On Public Executions
Afghanistan's Supreme Court rejected on Saturday condemnation by the United Nations of the Taliban's use of capital punishment, a day after four convicted murderers were publicly executed.
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US Seeks $58 Million Security Boost After Charlie Kirk's Assassination
The Trump administration is asking Congress for an extra $58 million to bolster security for the executive and judicial branches following the fatal shooting of conservative figure Charlie Kirk.
-
"They Call Me President Of...": Trump Boasts As He Criminalises Burning US Flag
US President Donald Trump on Monday claimed that European leaders "jokingly" call him the "President of Europe", while speaking at the White House after he signed an Executive Order that makes burning the flag of America a criminal offence.
-
Iran Publically Executes Man For Murdering Family Of 4
Murder and rape are punishable by death in Iran, which is second only to China in terms of the number of executions it carries out, according to rights groups including Amnesty International.
-
Google Finds Workaround For Lobbying Rules That Omit Big Bosses
Starting in 2019, Google began cutting ties with some of its external lobbying firms, a move it acknowledged publicly as part of an overhaul of its Washington operations.
-
'Hanging House' Row: Arvind Kejriwal, AAP Leaders To Face Assembly Panel Probe
. The so-called 'hanging house' inside the Delhi Assembly complex, touted as a colonial-era execution site by the former AAP government, is now under fire for being a "complete fabrication." And the fallout just got more serious.
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"Unfortunate, But There Is A Limit To What We Can Do": Centre On Nurse Execution Case
There is not much more the government can do to stop the execution of Nimisha Priya - the Kerala nurse sentenced to death by Yemen for killing a man harassing her - the Supreme Court was told Monday.
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Saudi Foreign Executions Top 100 After 2 More Put To Death
Saudi Arabia put two Ethiopians to death Thursday, pushing this year's number of foreigners executed past 100 -- a spike in capital punishment that human rights groups have strongly condemned.
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Iran Hangs 3 Israeli Men Accused For Spying
Iran said Wednesday that it executed three men accused of spying for Israel, the day after a truce between the two countries came into effect.
-
OpenAI Executives Said to Be Weighing Antitrust Accusation Against Microsoft
OpenAI executives have reportedly considered accusing Microsoft of anticompetitive behavior in their partnership. OpenAI's effort could involve seeking a federal regulatory review of the terms of its contract with Microsoft for potential violations of antitrust law, as well as a public campaign.
-
Goal To End AIDS By 2030 "More Off-Track" After Trump Cuts: UNAIDS Head
Donald Trump's cuts to HIV/AIDS programmes will further derail an already faltering plan to end the disease as a public health threat by 2030, UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima said on Friday.
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Action Against Former Delhi Official Over Irregularities In Educational Infrastructure
Disciplinary proceedings will be held against SR Meena -- a former Executive Engineer of the Public Works Department -- for alleged irregularities in the construction of classrooms during AAP government.
-
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta Launches Executive Program in Public Policy
IIM Calcutta Executive Program: This program aims at acquainting professionals with various policy making techniques.
-
Google Decided Against Offering Publishers Options In AI Search
Google decided to "silently update," with "no public announcement" about how they were using publishers' data, according to the document, written by Chetna Bindra, a product management executive at Google Search
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Netflix Executive Bela Bajaria Says Getting Publicly Fired Was Her "Greatest Learning"
Ms Bajaria admitted the first few months were painful, as she struggled to separate her self-worth from her job title.
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Deaths Were Required By "Our Religion": Afghan Court On Public Executions
Afghanistan's Supreme Court rejected on Saturday condemnation by the United Nations of the Taliban's use of capital punishment, a day after four convicted murderers were publicly executed.
